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Moving, do you have DCs on the various floors such or are you looking at a login script that maps printers based on THE IP segment that it gets?<br />
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Does the user move with their computer or there are systems ready to use?
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Moving, do you have DCs on the various floors such or are you looking at a login script that maps printers based on THE IP segment that it gets?

Does the user move with their computer or there are systems ready to use?

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What's the best way to configure automatic printer mapping in citrix vdi.I.e if I move from third floor to fifth floor and login I should get all fifth floor subnet printers readily available to me.<br />
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Also I have few web applications who has a user specific certificate to be registered...how can I achieve this using UPM...I am using pooled vdi
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Hi

What's the best way to configure automatic printer mapping in citrix vdi.I.e if I move from third floor to fifth floor and login I should get all fifth floor subnet printers readily available to me.

Also I have few web applications who has a user specific certificate to be registered...how can I achieve this using UPM...I am using pooled vdi

Configuring automation of printer mapping  and application certificates

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